Pacific_Fork
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Man bun flannel wearing hipsters aren’t allowed to claim the best tasting beer on earth.
I'm pretty sure you missed the humor...Man bun flannel wearing hipsters aren’t allowed to claim the best tasting beer on earth.
Beep beep beep! Homer alert!!!I'm an old Griz alum. My wife and I lived there a couple of different times (decades ago). We still have a lot of relatives that live there (including my oldest daughter's family). My wife has brought up moving there again a few times. I told her I'd agree to move there with one caveat- they tear out Reserve St
In reality, there are far more places worse to live than places that are better to live than Missoula.
No doubt. Miles City would be great if you like the plains and want to live the simple life. I just read somewhere that the homeless population in Bozeman is sky rocketing. Doesnt come as much of a surprise, that towns definitely not what it used to be.I don’t know the details on your new job, but housing cost, property taxes, general services, vehicles, etc will be considerably more expensive in MT compared to GA. For a 600k home will pay roughly 4k a year or more in taxes, plus financing a home will take away a lot of disposable income. Missoula and MT are nice but it’s a very difficult place for people to make a living or even get by. So many families are kind of in a desperate situation with the housing crisis and increasing property values. You can live like a king in eastern Montana on a 50k year income, a 150k income in western Montana doesn’t go very far. Best of luck in your journey
Born and raised in western MT and still live here. Missoula is now mainly a melting pot of people who are not from here. So they see everything through the lens of where they came from. To the Californian, it’s not overcrowded. To the Washingtonian, it’s not that liberal. To the Virginian, the Elk hunting is awesome. But as someone who has seen decades of this place: the trajectory is not good.
I We have raised 3 kids here in Western MT and all are on a good path, except for converting from Griz to Cats.
I went to school at MSU, UI, NDSU, UM and others. I can't bring myself to cheer for any of them let alone even watch the games. Sorry folks. I dislike sports.
Though I live a mile from the Bobcat's Stadium, and both my kids are MSU alums, I will be cheering on the Grizz come January 7th!
We have raised 3 kids here in Western MT and all are on a good path, except for converting from Griz to Cats.